This Drop-Front Archival Storage Box in gray from Archival Methods measures 20.5 x 24.5 x 3" and keeps a wide variety of material safe and secure. The box is archival in design and made from heavyweight archival-grade boxboard. Use it for anything from old newsprint to pamphlets. 

We all have boxes and boxes of old prints we inherited from our families. Most of these images are usually stored in the attic or closet within old-fashioned cardboard boxes that are subject to degradation from humidity, water, and other elements. Archival Methods storage boxes are high-quality containers not only perfect for today's digital revolution but for preserving your older traditional prints.

With Archival Methods, your precious memories remain intact and are protected so you can safely pass them on to future generations.

Archival, Metal-Edged    Hinged Front, Removable Top    Embossed Label Areas    Scalloped Finger Grip    Made in the USA

Each storage box from Archival Methods has a metal edge, a removable top, and a hinged "drop front" panel at the long side. This allows you to open the bottom section and insert or remove contents to be examined safely, without bending or flexing them in any way. This reduces the risk of "dog-earing" or damaging your documents.

Metal edge clamps are corrosion treated with black polyester coating and have a wax-free polyester finish on the blind side for rigidity and high stacking strength.

Archival Methods boxes are manufactured from heavyweight archival-grade boxboard.

Made in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does Westcott offer the option to make this a Bowens mount Softbox? A conversion kit...

A: No

Q: 2. can i use two speedlight?

A: no, it is designed for one speedlight. I did use pocket wizzards and used another speedlight to uplight my subject. it worked well!

Q: 3. What's the length of the stand when folded?

A: 27 1/2 inches

Q: 4. Will this work with a Nissin i60A flash for Sony?

A: It works with my Yongnuo 685 and i think it should work with any speedlight it has an option to adjust the height of the flash body

Q: 5. Is this shoot through or reflective? Does this fit canon 600exrt?

A: I guess you could say it is both. If you do not use the deflector plate, it will hit the diffusion material for a shoot through. If you use the deflector plate, it will reflect back into the box and then out through the diffusion material. The 600Ex-rt works fine with this. I have 2 of them with the Octa and the strip.

Q: 6. What extension pole/stick or monopode will fit that bracket , i couldnt find any specs about it ?

A: fits all standard mounts

Q: 7. How tall does the light stand go?

A: Almost 7 feet, it becomes a little unstable at that heigth, must use a sandbag, in case you use it in an exterior location.

Q: 8. Is the fabric translucent?

A: The white fabric background included with this kit would be opaque.

Q: 9. Can it be mounted on a regular tripod?

A: As others have mentioned, it's made for and works great on a light stand. I imagine you could rig something up to use it on a tripod. I bought the Westcott 8' Light Stand and it works great on that and you can extend it way up nice and high. That can be helpful if you want your light to come from above. If you use the stand outside in the wind though, you will want to anchor it with some weight.

Q: 10. Does the angle of the light coming out of a SB-800 Nikon flash is large enough to allow the light to reach all the surface of the white front diffusion material ? The same question for the strip box 10X24in. Thanks. Dominique.

A: There's actually a polished aluminum reflector plate that mounts inside the modifier similar to a beauty dish set up. It does pretty well minimizing hot spots and spreading light, also reducing the need for super wide angle flashes.